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Posted by fishbreeder
on 10/29/2009, 12:17 am, in reply to "Re: Back to bead filters"
67.142.130.24
"Current in the pond. I'm still looking for currents in a mud pond. No luck yet. I'll keep looking." JR
I must beg to differ......
Many Japanese mud ponds have paddlewheel aerators, bottom diffusers, various pumps, etc. that might be expressly to create currents or do so as part of their operation. Any such devices, even in very large mud ponds, will create both localized, and pond wide currents.
Even if no devices are employed, the prevailing breezes will create and drive currents in a mud pond.
Unless the pond is tiny, many things can drive currents and create waves, even seiches. Temperature differences, low pressure systems, thunderstorms, inflowing and outflowing water, etc.
Far from a stagnant pool, a mud pond is a dynamic system all its own, complete with currents.
Brett
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